acclamation
nounUK /ˌækləˈmeɪʃn/
US /ˌækləˈmeɪʃn/
Loud cheering and clapping that shows people really like someone or something.
The winner walked on stage to the acclamation of the crowd.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A loud vote of yes by a group, done without counting ballots.
The club chose its new leader by acclamation.
3. Strong spoken agreement with an idea or decision.
Her plan was met with acclamation from the whole team.
4. A formal shout of welcome or honor for an important person.
The king entered the hall amid acclamation.